I want to Walk, by Ambika Pandit, New Delhi
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Nothing in life, not even the fear and gloom of a pandemic, can dampen her spirits and her resolve.
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Nothing in life, not even the fear and gloom of a pandemic, can dampen her spirits and her resolve.
Read MoreThe infected family members were already quarantined on the fourth floor of my house.
Read MoreMy friends, ten of them, had decided to come over to my place after our finals were over.
Read More. . . from crisis comes learning, and from adversity comes opportunity.
Read MoreI could empathize with what Madhavi was feeling– the roles had changed, but the situation was the same.
Read MoreI enjoyed drifting into not having to speak to anyone for days and allowed the phone to keep ringing, fearing that I wouldn’t be able to make conversation.
Read MoreAs I was trying to fathom how the residents were negotiating the double blow of the pandemic and a natural disaster, a young girl, about ten years old, came running out from her house.
Read MoreThe road that I have been driving down for years through erratic traffic, the associated honking and city lights, was eerily quiet, dark and empty.
Read MoreDepression consumed the heart, Darkness consumed the soul;
Read MoreThe sound of his voice took me into a flashback to last March, when so many migrants were stranded here…
Read MoreIt was the end of April, 2020. India was completing its second month of complete pandemic lockdown.
Read MoreWhile my career was put on hold, my journey as a mother took a definitive turn.
Read MoreFor the first time ever, we have a relaxation therapy video doing its rounds in Mizo, the local language. Ah! It's one world!
Read MoreThe winter solstice marks my mother’s 89th birthday. I have watched her accept her dependent role.
Read MoreThere is no work in the tourism industry, but helping gives me hope and satisfaction.
Read More. . . and I could notice a relaxation in those faces, like all the stress and pressure flying away leaving the blissful expressions.
Read Morewhile u sleep tonight, thousands sleep hungry in the city that never sleeps
Read MoreI had to be strong, and I was ... But there was something happening beyond my understanding.
Read More“You are not one of us. You are not aligned to those in power. You don’t belong here.”
Read MoreThough it's usually impossible for me to stop my mind from ticking, I hardly had time to reminisce and reflect upon things.
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